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1 feed a wire through a pipe
feed a wire through a pipe -
2 feed coins into the pay phone
feed coins into the pay phone -
3 feed one's face
zich volproppen, kanen -
4 feed something into a computer
feed something into a computeriets in de computer stoppen/invoeren -
5 feed the fire
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6 feed up
feed up -
7 feed
n. voedsel, eten, voer, maaltijd, voeding; brandstof; (in computers) invoer, toevoer van papier in de printer; nieuwe regel, nieuw vel, (in computers) het toevoeren van gegevens--------v. voeden, eten geven; te eten geven; zorg dragen voorfeed1[ fie:d]2 het voeren ⇒ aanvoer, toevoer♦voorbeelden:the cat is off its feed • de kat wil niet eten————————feed21 eten ⇒ zich voeden 〈 in het bijzonder van dieren en baby's〉; grazen, weiden; 〈 schertsend〉 kanen, schranzen♦voorbeelden:II 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉1 voeren ⇒ (te) eten geven, voederen4 〈 meestal techniek, technologie〉 aanvoeren 〈grondstof enz.〉 ⇒ toevoeren 〈 materiaal〉; op peil houden, doorgeven aan; op gang houden 〈 machine〉♦voorbeelden:can the child feed itself yet? • kan het kind al zelf eten?mothers feeding their children on rice only • moeders die hun kinderen alleen rijst te eten gevenfeed the fire • het vuur onderhouden〈 informeel〉 feed something into a computer • iets in de computer stoppen/invoerenfeed coins into the pay phone • munten in de telefoon stoppenfeed a wire through a pipe • een draad door een buis halen→ fed up fed up/ -
8 feed on
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9 feed a cold
veel eten als men kou gevat heeft -
10 feed the fishes
als voedsel voor vissen dienen, verdrinken -
11 feed the flame
het vuur aanwakkeren -
12 feed
aanvoerinvoerkaarttoevoermateriaalaanvoermateriaaltoevoertoevoervoeding -
13 feed-through
doorvoer -
14 feed-through aperture
doorvoeropening -
15 feed-through capacitor
doorvoercondensator -
16 feed-through filament
doorvoergloeidraad -
17 feed-through wire
doorvoerdraad -
18 feed accuracy
opzetnauwkeurigheid -
19 feed apparatus
toevoerapparaat -
20 feed belt
aanvoerbandvoedingsband
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